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  • I dated my now-wife when she was a single parent. So, yes.

  • Kind of like elderly people in eastern Europe after the fall of the Soviet Union?

  • Kind of like elderly people in eastern Europe after the fall of the Soviet Union?

  • Many EU countries require ID, and you have to have one when visiting that country, just like locals do. (I had to travel to Spain from the Netherlands when my passport was stuck getting a visa once. So I ended up driving through Belgium and France without a passport, but a driver's license is considered ID for most purposes in all four countries.)

  • I'm always wary of accelerationist approaches to social progress. 😬

  • Yes, all the wires were black when I opened the panel up. 🙈

    Other light switches in my house had no neutral wire, which is surprising to me since our house is not very old. 😥 This one had three wires, so presumably with a neutral... probably because it is right next to a power outlet, unlike the other switches I replaced so far, which let whatever hack the lazy person who wired this up easily add ground.

    I labelled each wire what I thought it should be, based on where they were inserted into the old switch. The old light switch had no markings on it to indicate what each hole was for, but one was red, so almost certainly the live wire. One of the other two was the return wire and the other the neutral.

    I ended up just guessing, which powered up the new Zigbee switch but didn't actually light up the lamp. Swapping those two did the job and now it's perfect in every way, although I'm waiting for some wall filler to dry so the ugly gap at the top can be eliminated....

  • That belongs in museum!

  • In the EU labels have to have a standard measure, either 100 ml (for things normally handled by volume), or 100 g (for things normally handled by weight).

    They can also have a serving size, which is not standardized as far as I know (some cereal has serving size of 30 g, some 40 g, and so on).

  • I don't watch music usually. ¯(ツ)

  • I mean... that's a lot of Strange New Worlds?

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  • My partner said I should be more romantic. I asked what that means, and was told, "You know, romantic."

    ¯(ツ)

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  • My partner is mysteriously infatuated with these Christmas movies.

  • Oh, I was referring to the article in the post. You were referring to the article in the comment. 🙃

  • Phoronix used to do benchmarking of various Linux flavors and include FreeBSD. It was never the fastest, usually some Intel-optimized distro was, IIRC.

  • 2% according to the article, not 4%.

  • You're asking people working for the non-profit to accept lower pay of tens of thousands of dollars? So basically because someone doesn't make a personal sacrifice of a significant fraction of their salary you're not willing to help at all?

    I don't like or accept this logic.